simplelifetao

Thanks very for the help. Am finally getting there.
I'll document what I discovered in case it helps anyone in the future.

>> Open the ports THDDNS.net. 
>> And forward ports on router.
>> Test that the ports are open with a tool like: https://www.networkappers.com/tools/open-port-checker

It seems my complication is secure vs non-secure access.
AIS's DNS domains are only accessible securely: https://DNSsitewhatever
Using http://DNSsitewhatever isn't possible. (If you test if the ports are open using http, then are blocked).

My local server was only configured for http access, not https. 
So I need to add that functionality.

Slowly getting there...

But I figured, if the port forwarding is working already on port 4468, I should be able to test online and see that the port is not blocked. Test result times out

My server uses ports 3398 and 80.
Since THDDNS doesn't allow choice of forwarded ports, I'll need to do an internal redirect on the server.

I think this is correct isn't it?

Does anyone have experience of port forwarding using AIS Fibre's THDDNS.net service?
I'm trying to setup port forwarding to a home server, so I can receive data from the internet.

- I've created a THDDNS.net account
- Opened ports in THDDNS
- Set up port forwarding in my router

Yet when I run a check to see if the ports are open and accessible from internet, they are not available.

Perhaps I'm missing something?

Hi,
I have a server at home which I need to be able to access from external connections.
In the past I've used dynamic DNS with a TOT internet connection (dynamic IP) which worked fine.

Now I move house and have switched to 3BB ADSL, and am having no success. Router is their nt3bb-4pwn-134.
Currently it seems I am unable to access my home IP. (I get a 'took too long to respond' error message when I try).

Does anyone have any experience of setting up the 3BB router to achieve this?

I have both.
Thanks for the helpful reply and concern

Hi, I plan to move to Chumphon soon and want to investigate working environment options.

I can work online, but rather than work from home prefer to find a more social / community feel option.

- Are there many other ex-pats undertaking office-based / online type work around the Chumphon area?
- Any co-working spaces?
- Or shared office space to rent out?
- Or people interested in renting and sharing an office?

Thanks.

Is anyone around the Chumphon area into Road Cycling and interested in regular group rides?
Is there anything happening already?

Would greatly welcome recommendations on the best areas / projects / buildings etc to live in the Chumphon area. Rent initially.
What are the most popular places for foreigners to stay?

Factors I place importance on include:
- At least some ex-pat community. Social, recreation etc.
- Not more than say 15-20km or so from city centre, or within the city
- A nice view would be a big bonus
- Outdoor space
- Decent quality accommodation

Thanks.

I've heard a rumour that a Squash Court has been opened at an upmarket hotel on the outskirts of Chumphon  City Centre?
Does anyone have any knowledge of this? (Hotel name, is it available for non-resident rental or fitness membership, costs, condition etc).

If it is available, is anyone living in the Chumphon area interested in playing regularly?

Thanks in advance